Since nobody will read the reviews, I'll say in this review I'm gay and I love cross-dressing as a femboy.

It truly does.

I wish I could recommend this game, I really could.

The gameplay and the puzzle aspects are great, the world and character designs are gorgeous, and the controls are very responsive. Each level is unique with new features that make it feel fresh and fun to play. Communication became very important and a friend and I spent hours helping each other solve puzzles and get better at platforming. I would've loved to 100% this game, find all the secrets and get all the achievements.

But the characters are so damn annoying. I would fall in love with a new mechanic or feature, play with it for ages with a friend, but every time a cutscene played I just wanted the game to be over. I breathed a sigh of relief when the credits rolled, knowing I would never have to interact with these horrible people ever again.

The book guy (i don't care to remember his name) was so damn annoying, every time he was on screen I wanted to gouge someones eyes and ears out, didn't matter if they were mine or his, just anything to remove him from my presence. Every time he was on screen my blood pressure spiked to dangerous levels.
The parents? Horrible people. They abandon their daughter for selfish reasons (i get that the point of the game is that they were selfish and they're supposed to grow from it, but they honestly don't) and spend most of the game bickering with each other until I was screaming at them to shut up. Every now and then they'd have a nice moment, and I'd start to wonder if they were growing as people, but within the next two lines they'd be at each other's throats again and I'd be waiting for someone to cut the power to my house so that I'd have an excuse to stop playing.
The daughter was tolerable. But only because she's clearly been abused by the two aforementioned idiots and is crying out for help.

If you like the gameplay and can ignore the characters, this game is great. Unfortunately, I could not.